Claim of Rawlings v. Reliable Sample Co.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Per curiam
Appeal is taken from a decision so involved in confusion and procedural snarls as effectively to prevent any clear delineation of the issues and consequent determination of the merits; and remittal for clarification is required. By decision of a Referee, it was found that there was no disability beyond the date to which award was made and the case was closed. There was then filed, apparently 34 days later, a physician’s statement on the board’s form C-27, intended to show a change in condition, to support an application for reopening of the claim; and in the record on appeal, certified by the…
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